/vr/ - Retro Games

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl1NyV_Ui7o

>>7107606
Oh look its an NROM/MMC1 flacid weak sauce homebrew.

At that point, just learn to use even Pixel Game Maker MV or that Godot program if you are too scared of programming, and go nuts with your ideas.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/fz84mq76rlc4g60/New+Games+for+Old+Systems+v3.0.zip/file

>>7107805
and what games have you created?

>>7108069
How to be a Massive Faggot I-XI. It's an edutainment series of games.

>>7107854
>>7107606
Neat, thanks anons

>>7107606
I really like this one
>https://mhughson.itch.io/from-below

It is a tetris clone for the NES,
it nails the controls, the block movement and flow is perferct.
it has a gimmick where a tentacle monster pushes up entire columns of blocks from time to time, but it is not game breaking or annoying.

>>7108307
These games were decorated. Look at this place, what have you ever decorated?

>>7107606
looks neat thanks

I really need to organize my dupes from all these packs I've downloaded over time, haha. You're doing the lord's work, though.

>>7107854
Anyone got dumps of Gideon Zhi's legally released translated games? For example, Magical Drop 2 for SNES or recent Toaplan games for Genesis.

>>7107805
i'm more bothered by them trying to have an NROM game that looks like an MMC3 title from 1992. damn, guys. just accept that without a mapper you're only going to make Ice Climber-tier shit.

>>7107787
I just wanted to get it out there that this game is 256k unlike all the NES homebrews.

Here's a couple homebrew titles, both Pac Man related, one was the Baby Pac Man port for the 7800 while the other was that Colecovision collection, I recall that one being hard to find so I figure I'd share that here.

https://mega.nz/folder/u6hSgTJA#GWtHnXUW8N6eZZFyu_1UIg

What Remains was 512k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnqMJy_xmNk

Port of Digger for the Colecovision, though personally I'd rather a C64 port.

>>7107805
MMC1 is literally fine, if you use MMC1 with CHR-RAM there's very little advantage to MMC3 unless you intend on using the scanline counter.

>>7108403
that 1 is excellent, btw you can CONTROL the monster, try pushing other buttons on the gamepad :)

>>7109140
MMC3 lets you bank the PRG ROM in smaller (8k) chunks. Kirby's Adventure exploits this to the max--when you grab a power up, it switches in the code for that particular power up. The game wouldn't have been possible at all on MMC1.

>>7109140
MMC3 lets you bank the PRG ROM in smaller (8k) chunks. Kirby's Adventure exploits this to the max--when you grab a power up, it switches in the code for that particular power up. The game wouldn't have been possible at all on MMC1. Also MMC1 is very slow. It takes six instructions to bank something while MMC3 only needs three.

>>7109057
I thought that was MMC1 but it uses some OC donut steal variant of UNROM that supports 512k of ROM (standard UNROM is 256k max)

>>7107606
So I think the only modification I have to do with these 32-dips is ground OE so that it's not driven by MMC1's A16 line.

A0-A13 are all identical so MMC1 will still hand me 16KiB chunks, just on different bank numbers.

>>7107606
So I think the only modification I have to do with these 32-dips is ground OE so that it's not driven by MMC1's A16 line.

A0-A13 are all identical so MMC1 will still hand me 16KiB chunks, just on different bank numbers.

the one bad thing about MMC3 is that for some reason it removed the option to disable mirroring so you can have two nametables

>>7107805
>>7108889
for some reason a lot of homebrewers think it's beneath them to make Door Door level of games

>>7108419
Your mother's face with my jizz.

I love homebrew stuff! Is anyone else a fan of Powder on GBA?

>>7109410
the jizz - missed
unlike your bitch mama
you are dismissed
get fucked by a llama

MMC1 lets you bank the PRG ROM in 16k chunks and the CHR ROM in 4k chunks. MMC3 lets you bank the PRG in 8k chunks and the CHR in 1k chunks. The latter also has an IRQ counter for split screen scrolling. Both can support a battery save and both allow up to 512k of PRG and 128k of CHR ROM. In theory MMC3 carts could have CHR RAM but I'm not aware of any games with that setup. Also MMC3 with battery save was rare due to the cost.

>>7109393
It's more that people "expect" an NES game to look like SMB3 or something.

>>7109393
it's certainly beneath me to PLAY them keke

>>7109519
anyone who enjoys "bubble bobble" or "mario bros" is a dumb fag

>>7107606
I enjoyed the Cheryl series by the Mojon Twins

What GB/GBC homebrews do you guys recommend? I got one of those flashcarts and would like to give it a shot.

Wishing Sarah seems prety good and was made on GB Studio

>>7109140
Since MMC3 has a proper IRQ timer you never have the problem with the score/status bar breaking up when there's too much stuff happening. TMNT especially is notorious for that.

>>7109172
discreet logic mappers are really fast. most only need two instructions.

>>7109785
cute background, how are you doing that?

>>7109430
That's such an odd, almost wholesome response that I'm going to leave you alone.

>>7109424
First experience of a roguelike. I prefer trad dungeon crawler RPGs, but I didn't mind it. Buggy in places though, if I remember correctly.

>>7109964
I got this from the dev's project

https://asteristic.itch.io/wishing-sarah

>>7108905
the Master System is a lot nicer and easier machine to code for than the NES, except for its shitty sound hardware.

>>7110225
Can't do the tricks MMC3 allows though with insta-streaming of cartridge data.

>>7109785
I had fun with deadeus. its a top down adventure game with multiple endings. figuring out and experiencing all the endings is entertaining.

>>7109706
Oh look a single screen game.

fuck this shit.

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Does anyone have the ROMs of Nogalious or Ghost for the MSX?

>>7110345
What, like NES Megaman games? Why are you such a cretinous tasteless shit?

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Ghost looks pretty cool, wouldn't mind trying it if someone has the Rom

>>7111529
The NES Megaman games had scrolling though... IIRC they just had horizontal scrolling but no vertical scrolling.

>>7107606
Here SFC: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DDFMhsCrNZE

>>7109706
Nude content on Nintendo? Why?

Are there any NES demakes of mega man 7-11?

>>7113949
There Castlevania NES hack

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>>7110345
What? It's one screen at a time but there is an interconnected world, and items you have to collect to unlock new areas

>>7107606
can we talk about hacks we're playing itt? or is that off topic?

>>7114206
A little off-topic, but which ones did you want to bring up in particular?

>>7114216
some of the castlevania hacks i've been playing. the one i'm playing now is absolutely brutal. it's called Hell's Fury by Sonikku7. i'm curious as to if anyone can actually beat this legitimately

>>7109785
pokemon clover is pokemon romhack made by /vp/

>>7113862
Beauty of 16 bit

>>7109785
Cute

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>>7114273
go back to /vp/ if you're going to shill that shitty meme romhack

>>7115831
having shit taste

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>>7113967
What does that mean

Why are C64 homebrew games far more sophisticated than any NES game ever made in spite of the 1 MHZ processor?

>>7117275
They're both 1Mhz, ding-dong (although the NES is somewhat faster, being 1.7Mhz while an NTSC C64 is 1.2Mhz)

>>7117275
Sam's Journey is being remade / redone on NES. It looks incredible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF9uiRrbXQA

>>7117292
Sam's Journey runs smoothly on the 0.9MHz PAL breadbox.

>>7117306
I'm gonna be picky here and say the colours look more boring. But yeah, it runs wonderfully, these guys are tech wizards.

>>7117275
For one thing, it's of course a banked cartridge and can live stream data from the ROM much like how NES games do. This was always possible on C64 but little used in its commercial lifespan.

>>7117356
It was first released on disk though, the cart version came later. I wonder how the cartridge version compares to the disk.

>>7117306
looks great

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Nekotako dump when?

>>7117275
the scrolling kinda sucks... a smartly designed camera wouldn't drag BEHIND the character like that

OP here, I found a couple games and figure I'd share em here, one is that Mad Stalker MD release and the other is Alter Ego.

https://mega.nz/folder/yvhCnSrb#ntxHufgATM6GvG4SejcyIQ

>>7108662
2 years later and he's still holding it hostage? guess I shouldn't be surprised, given who it is

>>7109895
But very limiting.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owSeGGJU1yQ
How can the nes even compete?

>>7118895
Thanks based anon

>>7120712
In the great Yuropoor tradition of tech demos disguised as games, I guarantee you it will look far better than it plays.

it's like c'mon, can't we just have something like Miner 2049er instead?

Papi Commando: Second Blood demo for the Mega Drive/Genesis
https://vetea.itch.io/papi-commando-second-blood-megadrive

And this forum post has plenty of links to homebrew and unreleased games. You would have to scroll through the pages. http://www.emu-land.net/forum/index.php/topic,72444.720.html

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>>7117275
What's with these fish guys that have Donald Trump's haircut?

Böbl's a pretty cool NES homebrew. It's a metroidvania where you're a bubble.

https://morphcatgames.itch.io/bobl

>>7123059
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6EQkqdQFGU
Pretty cool buoyancy and water ripple physics. Simple but realistic and satisfying.

>>7123176
>doesn't scroll
Feels a bit cheap without that.

>>7123186
morphcat wrote a good scrolling game called bat puncher, this is just a side project showin off puddle physics

>>7123186
Gotta use all of the CPU resource to calculate the physics.

>>7123194
Meant more like having the next screen scroll on ala Legend of Zelda instead of just flick screen while the actual play action is fixed screen.

>>7123176
I think he used MMC1, right? Looked at the iNES header in the ROM and I'm pretty sure that's what it is.

>>7123209
LOL I don't even want to worry about CPU resources, I'm just gonna use 2 frames (30fps) and generate tile copying code in SRAM to use #$IMMediate addressing

>>7122843
Couldn't find anything for how to do exchange registers on 6502 since there's no instruction for that like on Z80 and x86.

>>7123242
use zp as temp

homebrew will never be retro

>>7123226
It's a 64k MMC1 game with CHR RAM--nothing released in the NES's commercial lifespan used that setup even though it was always possible. Typically you use CHR RAM for animated bg graphics or other uses of rewriting graphics data on the fly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-hlPkbrV8M

Best of the Best: Championship Karate uses a rare 256k UNROM setup as normally UNROM games are always 128k. They did this so they could have the super-detailed, realistic fighters as CHR RAM made sprite transformations possible.

>>7123404
Sure it will. Wait 20 years and all these homebrew games will be retro.

>>7117275
Why does the C64 handle this game like a breeze but can't play SMB without slowdowns? Bad optimization?

Look at this game too,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSMiE9wottA

>>7123404
Being able to play newer games on 5th generation consoles and before are retro. If you're telling me that I get the chance to play Cave Story on the Mega Drive/Genesis instead of Nintendo Switch then I'm one happy RETRO gamer.

>>7123514
Who came up with the "20 years" arbitrary bullshit?

>>7123862
kids who turned 20

>>7107606
>New Homebrew Thread
Oh hell yes. It's been too long, there were some excellent ones late last year / early this year. Let's get some rare homebrews going (public domain doesn't count).
>>7107854
>Nebs 'n' Debs, 8-bit Rhythm Land, etc.
We need an updated pastebin, they were marked as undumped: https://pastebin.com/vmTUejDq

I want to hear some updates from the zniggy anons

>>7109484
Or anything Natsume, Konami, late 80s/early 90s non-Megaman Capcom, Sammy, Data East or Irem produced.

>>7111529
Learn what terms mean before you argue, please.

>>7124097 I have a question for atari 2600 programmers

How are, dare I ask, N64 or Saturn coming along these days?

>>7123550
The programmer attempted to port the NES engine as literally as possible even though it wasn't necessarily the best way to do things on C64. He said he wanted to prove he could and he thought doing otherwise might significantly change the gameplay.

tl;dr autism

>>7124293
Are you asking about emulation or programming?
If the latter, it's probably best to develop for PC. Wanting to make fake-retro games has diminishing returns at a certain era and a lot of the "glory" days of the low-poly 32-bit era really weren't that endearing to replicate unless you get off on scanlines, jittery edges and pixel art textures.

>>7124106

>>7124404
PC kills the SOUL by using shaders, so the only way to go is to use opengl 1.2 and paletted graphics.
>>7124293
N64 who knows but Saturn has tons of documentation available so its viable as a passion project.
The holy grail would be the 50+ bare metal manuals for the DC as it was pretty much the last console without an internal OS.

>>7124579
>The holy grail would be the 50+ bare metal manuals for the DC as it was pretty much the last console without an internal OS.
wut. Consoles had had BIOSes since the Colecovision.

>>7124595
BIOSes arent operating systems even though they contain helper functions they dont manage what runs or not copy protection aside.
Take for example the ps4 where you dont run a game anymore but the os launches whatever game you choose and manages memory for you effectively putting the game on ring 3 ghetto.

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>>7122487

Might just a greaser look, 50s cool aka Fonzie and Italians eyyyy stuff.

>>7107606
which one of you sick fucks made this

>>7123226
It's UNROM.

>>7123894
I've been looking for that pastebin! Lotsa good stuff in there. It's a treasure trove.
Yea mixing the public stuff was what killed the original threads, don't do it.

>>7123226
MMC1 and MMC3 can support up to 512k of PRG ROM and 128k of CHR ROM. That means a total of 32 different bg tile and sprite tables. Usually you'll want to use CHR RAM when you want to be able to modify graphics during gameplay--the NES Prince of Persia uses that with UNROM for the rotoscoped sprites.

>>7123423
Bobl is UNROM but with 64k. I don't think any commercial releases ever did that. As you said, about 90% of UNROM games were 128k.

>>7126337
LOZ could have even used UNROM but they went with MMC1 for battery save support.

What about Metroid? That's MMC1 and doesn't have a battery save.

>>7126350
It was supposed to but Nintendo cheaped out at the last moment. Some early cartridges have a PCB with a spot to put the battery.

I was surprised the Famicom DQ2 was only a 128k UNROM game considering how big it was.

>>7126370
depends on how well your game assets compress. DQ gets a lot out of very little since it has a fuckton of repeating backgrounds. A game like Castlevania with a lot of heavily detailed and unique bg graphics is going to be much shorter.

>>7126324
just about every NES game with rotoscoped sprites uses CHR RAM

DQ2 expanded to a 256k MMC1 game for its US localization so they could have a battery save and fit the more space-consuming English dialog.

>>7107805
lots of armchair programmers seething for nothing in here, as always /v/ and /vr/ are wrong about literally everything.

Sup assembly language LARPer.

new pacman 2600 8k version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLrYmNCAUBk

>>7126406
>8k
wow that's pretty cool

>>7126406
What could be done with the 2600 if it had a faster CPU, like 8Mhz? Would the faster CPU allow more detailed graphics?

>>7126535
Atari 8 bit computers are basically atari 2600 on steroid. Look at what Atari 800 is capable of using the Rapidus accelerator.

>>7126595
>I'm an Atari 2600 on steroids
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAjvlSCf7CE
More like the Super Soldier Serum.

>>7126710
That's impressive. I'm disappointed by the art style though, looks like it's trying to emulate a nintendo game. They should've used atari's unique chunky colorful pixel graphics, that's something only atari consoles are capable of, and it's kino.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR423x9WN3s

>>7125832
>little nemo the dream molester

>>7107606
I hope one day someone will leak the finished build of Wolf3D Sonderkommando Revolt

>>7127176
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7cg443YR0o

how's it most homebrew stuff made by Euros? it never seem to be Americans making them.

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Super Mario Bros - Atari 2600 - Gameplay
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fSO-UTdCI8

>>7127453
The home computer market was bigger, so a bigger homebrew scene is only natural.

>>7128792
wasn't that one an NES rom hack that just looks like atari

>>7128792
Fascinating. They actually were able to capture the Nintendo vibe. I wonder what the size of the ROM is.

>>7128807
idk. can you read Portugese?
https://viciogameblog.com/2012/08/30/acredite-se-quiser-super-mario-bros-para-atari-2600/

>>7127453
>>7128795
no it's because Americans suck at coding and they didn't ever have any demoscene. all of NTSC game on C64 are really limited audiovisual and they never pushed the hardware at all.

>>7128846
>all of NTSC game

ESL Alert.

>>7128846
by usa programmer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MTa9stxVVI

>>7129453
>by usa programmer

thank god, that means no bathtub gurgle music for once

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>>7129357
not everyone here comes from English speaking country you realize

>>7129878
ignore him

>>7129453
>LCD TV
/vr/ BTFO.

>>7123894
>FX Unit Yuki
I've been looking for this! Thanks so much!
...Why's there a Mega Drive port? Doesn't that go against the PC Engine prmise?

>>7130839
Couldn't they have at least commissioned a better artist.

>>7130839
Too bad the gameplay isn't all that good.

>>7130839
theres megadrive and dreamcast versions
sadly the megadrive one is not in stock anywhere

>>7109785
I posted awhile back in one of these threads about a game I was making on GB Studio. I finally finished it if anybody was interested. It's called "Weekend". You've been sent to your Grandparent's farm unexpectedly and it's up to you to figure out why. The game is tongue-n-cheek but can have some serious moments.
>https://kirb69.itch.io/weekend

>>7130919
Does GB studio require no programming skills?

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>>7130919
this game really makes me want to walk DIAGONALLY.......

nice 1 tho

>>7130919
Thats pretty cool anon, did you manage to find out how to do a physical release?

>>7107606
Wasn't sure if this was really related to the thread but I bought an FX Pak Pro so I could play MSU-1 hacks and translations on an actual SNES. The thing is that when I made the order on everdrive.me it didn't let me put in my payment information, it just completed the order process so now it shows a status of new (not paid). It's my first time buying one of these flash carts so I'm not sure if this is normal and they'll bill me later or if I fucked up somehow.

what are some must play translation patched games

Does anyone have this special version of KKSN dumped somewhere? It's called the Furusato-Nouzei version and has a new character, features, and music tracks. I've been trying to find it for weeks with no luck (it's not in the pastebin).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkxO1vJPFC4

furusato-tax jp/product/detail/11245/4450168

>>7130919
>There's no NES Studio
>NES Maker is crap and programming needed.

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Last Crown Warriors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7AfURO8S5U

>>7130890
Yea, and a lot of bugs sadly..

>>7132951
I somehow haven't even seen about this yet. Also can't find it, but will keep an eye on it.

Also has someone found Astro Ninja Man by Riki yet? I even wanted to buy it, but this time he cheaped out and hadn't produced and offered it really well.. Even no Amazon.

>>7131396
it's pretty much just drag and drop
>>7132453
I had looked into it and the logistics for such a small game aren't really worth it. I'm glad just to have it finished.

>>7130905
>Ported to not one but two Sega consoles.
Damn, Johnny never would've allowed this.

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>>7134034
lol more of this guy?

>>7107606
tfw decrementing a number takes 17 lines

>>7135935
yeah 6502 code takes on average about 20% more instructions than Z80 code to accomplish the same task.

>>7135935
i still don't know how to implement multiplication, ngmi

>>7135935
whuh why you can decrement memory directly with DEC? If it's more than 1 byte you can load the memory before and check the zero flag and act accordingly?

>>7135971
What? You just ASL to multiply and LSR to divide. Handling 16-bit arithmetic on a 6502 is trickier though.

same on Z80 as it has no multiply or divide instructions either

>>7135971
using dcp overflows correctly and quickly

the rest of the mess is because I don't want any labels in my macro, otherwise it would be simpler

> lda #$FF
> dcp m
> bne :+
> dcp m+1
> bne :+
> dcp m+2
> :

Any good beat'em ups?

>>7136176 meant for >>7135976

>>7135976
The dcp way seems better/faster to me, you just have to treat $FF as zero and adjust your numbers accordingly.

>>7135971
like >>7135982 said you use ASL bit shift and addition.

14 in binary is:
> 1110

if we're handed the number 3 as an input...
3 * 14 would look like:
> 0 : don't add 3
> 1 : add 6
> 1 : add 12
> 1 : add 24
result is 42

>>7135858
>Doesn't know who Johnny Turbo is.
TurboDuo mascot that somehow got away with tons of shit that would get canceled and sued today. Also somehow got resurrected recently for the Johnny Turbo's Arcade series and Crystal Crisis, a puzzle game with characters ranging from Umihara Kawase and Cave Story to fucking Black Jack and Astro Boy.
Required Reading: http://sardoose.rustedlogic.net/reviews/jturbo/
Video Summary (if you're lazy): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykCG8970LW4

>>7132951
From a preservation standpoint, Furusato-Nouzai Ver. is a naughty girl than needs to get dumped badly.
From a practical standpoint? Every iteration of Kira Kira Star Night is almost exactly the same with very incremental differences. Is it really the version that sets it apart from the rest?

>>7137271
Yes, if you'd consider the new features shown in the trailer interesting; I just want it dumped solely for the music.

>>7136112
On the 8086/88 you would also want to use SHL/SHR for that since the MUL and DIV instructions on those were microcoded and horrendously slow (hardware multiply/divide arrived with the 286).

>>7124410
Would you fuck a passable tranner like Pizza?

>>7124106
I could've sworn I explained this to you in that thread. What exactly was unclear to you?

>>7135935
And thus began the dunning Dunning–Kruger-Assembly-Language-Larper part of the thread

>>7137863
get in line

>>7137863
Did you have anything to add or correct in the discussion?

>>7137705
i posted that before your posts :p

>>7137902
Oh, that's my bad then. Have you ever considered making an account over at AtariAge, though? They have entire forums dedicated to programming on various Atari platforms, the 2600 included. Might be worth a look.

>>7137907
i might eventually. so far I've just been lurking there

>>7126337
>>7126379
i'm not that technically versed in it. i understand that CHR RAM games have compressed graphics in the PRG ROM they copy over.

>>7124410
>>7137672
Why are all linux/gentoo users trannies?

>>7138081
Programming socks.

Too lazy to lurk, any decent Zelda 2 clones?

Does anyone have a link to the full versions of these games?:
http://www.z-team.fr/remake-megadrive-games/
All I've found are demos.

>>7109053
Thank you

>>7138887
Good question, they even write "and it’s free !"?
I even can't find any demos, you found them on that site?

>>7139031
No, sorry. The IK+ demo is located in a ROM pack in this very thread. Doesn't work with Kega, though. Boots. Even playable for a bit. Then it breaks.

>>7139338
Oh i see.
Also checked a bit, the rom folder on their server is also still empty:
http://www.z-team.fr/media/rom/

And looks like, only some patreons got cartridges with the games yet..

>>7138081
They're not, modern documentaries are going through this representation phase where they disproportionately give LGBT over 30% of the spotlight despite contributions often being 3% at best. Every little bit counts in a project, sure, but still a minority nonetheless. Though Linus caving in to the new CoC didn't help.
Also Gentoo is a meme even among the majority of Linux users.

>>7139574
>Also Gentoo is a meme even among the majority of Linux users.

>>7108403
And here is a Windjammers clone for the NES.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsuvPCGf67A

>>7107606
I can't even enjoy games with female protagonists anymore because they were either made by a coomer or some dumb fuck that thought it'd make their game more quirky or some shit

>>7115831
>>7115882
No for real, it's complete shit. Some of the gameplay ideas are good but the retarded memeworld and completely and utterly shit pokemon designs ruin it. I'm not even using memeworld in a shitposter way, they literally put fucking undertale music in it. Jesus Christ.

>>7118761
The camera is fine and works like a variety of other games. It's just a stylistic choice. Please stop being a nitpicking faggot and try to make more intelligent posts, thank you.

Cool C64 project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvGwKeH4a7k

>>7138887
They don't seem to be particularly well made.

>>7140704
every game that moves a camera like that, and is newer than 1991, sucks

>>7138081
What would give you that impression anon?

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>>7128846
IDK, it seemed most of the time American games were actually games instead of a demo or an SID music "album" disguised as a game.

>>7140709
Well, no one really knows what the full games are like. All we have is a barely playable demo of one game, and probably a few in mid-development videos of everything else. No one has bought a copy, or at least has uploaded anything.

>>7138081
I'm not a tranny, and i use Gentoo.
Also this is OT, so please gtfo with your /pol/ / /b/ discussions.

>>7120712
It already doesn't bode well. The movement is choppy, and the dinosaur is way to big and slow. Other than that, nice gfx, if they fix the above problems they have a contender.

>>7107606
Is there any good lewd homebrews/rom hacks?

>>7140692
Gum Girl is pretty neat.

>>7140692
I cant enjoy game anymore because coomershit is not allowed unless its specifically targeted to coomers.

>>7107787
This looks better than most master system games I’ve played

>>7130919
I like the graphics anon, I will give it a try.

I made this. please rate.
>http://forums.nesdev.com/download/file.php?id=19053

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>>7143884
> action adventure??
lov itt

>>7143884
>>7144139
OK I'm playin this game a bit and I like it a lot, nice item interface

>>7107606
Here's a Hombrew Panel de Pon for the Famicom

https://mobile.twitter.com/okunyon/status/1332531824149422080

I'm grabbing an Everdrive soon and deciding between the n8 or the Pro
I know there's a couple romhacks and that one famicom game thats playable only on the Pro, but are there any homebrew that are too big or too weird for the regular Everdrive to handle?

I really love the style here but I feel like doing a kickstarter and releasing a game for commercial distribution exclusively for Apple computers and emulators only is just shooting yourself in the foot. Also has a terrible title, as evidenced by the fact I can't even remember it.

>>7144990
>kickstarter
takes the spirit out of it somehow

Reminder that with recent rule changes any homebrew released after 2007 is against the rules and should not be discussed.

>>7145403
I guess that rules out any image as well, hm? Of ANYTHING produced of published after 2007, right? Ridiculous little faggotoid. Shut the fuck up.

>>7145403
>Retro gaming means platforms launched in 2001 and earlier, and official game titles for those platforms released no later than December 2007 (homebrew console games made after this date will be permitted).

please UNsage

>>7146087
Too late.

>>7145591
love it

>>7132951
Bumping for interest

>>7135971
btw if you find the math hard to program, you can also just make a lookup table and use that as a function, it's probably faster anyway

>>7147837
Elite definitely uses lookup tables.

>>7143884
Looks good, the only criticism I'd add so far (besides minor typo in pic) is that I'd maybe find a way to increase the walking speed, or maybe be able to double-tap the D-Pad to dash.
>>7144328
>nice item interface
Indeed, though it is pretty similar to the item interface in a game I've been working on.